Felix Lingonberry Wild 10oz Jar

if you're looking for a nice sweet lingonberry jam, order this... it's very tasty, and a tad too sweet for me. for a jam, i would order again.

We have been using this product for over 20 years and until recently, could just buy it in our local markets. About 6 months ago, the product was no longer available. So, doing what we always do when these things happen, we turned to Amazon to help us out!! We found this product listed and so we ordered it. Here is what we found: 1. The order arrived within the time frame stated and it arrived in perfect condition. 2. The quality of the product was exactly as we had expected! Absolutely wonderful!! 3. The only negative is the price per unit that we are now paying is about 30 percent higher than when it was in our markets.Great product and good Supplier!!! I would highly recommend this if you are no longer able to purchase locally or if you are looking for a Great Alternative to Grape and Strawberry jam in the morning!!!!

I used this for Swedish pancakes. Mixed it with whipped butter.

Very good. We were trying to find something that was close to the original IKEA Longinberrie preserves. Their recent ones the ikea sells are way too sweet. This brand is very close to idea original, i Has some of that great tartness still.Updated June 2018We ordered this again, and for the same price as first time they only sent one jar instead of three. I don’t know why, but that was a disappointment because we received three in March just as others had said in questions section.

It's ok not what expected

It is a Scandinavian thing to eat Lingonberries with crepes/swedish pancakes. Sooo good!

Used these as a side sauce for my Swedish meatballs... was a total hit! They are a bit pricey, and admittedly I have never purchased lingonberries before, so I'm not sure if it's because they are extra delicious, but the quality and taste was great. Will buy again!

Wanted lingonberries to replicate a Swedish Meatballs dinner we had recently in Stockholm. Nobody in any grocery around me knew what Lingonberries were. Amazon to the rescue. This is not a jam or a conserve. Really, just lingonberries in a light syrup. Perfect accompaniment to the meatballs.